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File Size: 118280 KB

Print Length: 320 pages

Publisher: Lonely Planet Food; 1 edition (October 1, 2015)

Publication Date: October 1, 2015

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B01889RT5S

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Lonely Planet's "Wine Trails" is an interesting hybrid between between a travel book you can use for planning & a coffee table book you can lay out for eye candy and casualk reading for your family and guests. One could spin that negatively--it neither has the glossy pages and printing of a true coffee-table book nor the detailed planning tools of a normal Lonely Planet guidebook--but to me it's a lovely book that will inspire you to travel and give you at least the first tools to start planning your trip.I should disclose that I'm a big foodie and an even bigger traveler who finds that the world's wine regions are usually spectacullarly beautiful places to visit, but I'm not a wine connoisseur so it will be difficult for me to assess the quality of their vineyard recommendations. I'll leave that to other reviewers and focus here on the layout and detail of the book and its usefulness for travel inspiration and casual reading enjoyment.The book is extremely well orgtanized and easy to search through. Most of the world's famous wine regions are covered, each with it own chapter., as the book focuses on 52 wine regions (one for each week in the year) in twenty countries. Besides the ones I would have expected, there are some under-my-radar choices like Hungary and The Republic of Georgia. Within each chapter/wine region the book gives you nearly a dozen winery recommendations with photos, blurbs, and information. They also give you a handful of food recipes in each place and maps to help begin to plan your itinerary.The photos are beautiful though, again, my one criticism is that their beauty is somewhat undercut by being printed on matte instead of glossy paper. On graphic design, I'd give the book and A+. The wine bottle graphics are gorgeous and clever and the layout of the book is just a joy to flip through..

I found it to be more of a memoir of their journey than a travel guide to mine.

seems more like a paid brochure

I expected much more from this book. As a wine lover, I do not recommend it.

Good book

Really nice--love how it covers the whole world so it can help you pick destinations for future trips! My only criticism is that the US locations are very west coast centric: California, Oregon, with the finger lakes as the token eastern region.

Perfect book for my traveling oenophile friend! Arrived in good shape.

Fast dilvery! I love it.

I’ve gotten many travel guides through Amazon Vine over the last several years. Some of them fell well short of being useful or informative in favor of pandering to today’s ADHD readers. I’m slowly realizing that the days of actual travel books, the thick, well-thumbed, dog-eared ones that you toss into your backpack and schlep along with you on your travels, are numbered. When all the information a traveler could need is available with the swipe of a fingertip, who needs books? I accept that, although I don’t have to like it.“Wine Trails,” while not as bad as some of the current crop, is a case in point. I really don’t see much use for it.In covering wine-producing regions in 20 countries, it necessarily scrimps on the breadth and depth of material on any one place. Each of the 52 regions gets about six or eight pages of text and photos containing a short introduction to the region itself and then brief descriptions of a handful of wineries in the region (I wonder what criteria Lonely Planet used to decide which wineries to include). The obligatory “Essential Information” sidebars contain some pointers on lodging, restaurants, activities and local celebrations. Again, this information is so superficial that it is of little possible use to a traveler planning to visit the area.And the maps—don’t get me started on the maps! Someone’s idea of “clever” graphic design was obviously much more important than usefulness of the material; the “maps” in each section are inside templates defined by the outline of a wine bottle. A tiny circular inset of the country with a red dot on it is supposed to provide context. Well, it doesn’t work at all, in my opinion. The maps, which should be a hallmark of a travel guide, are useless.I also question the accuracy of the information in “Wine Trails.” I haven’t traveled to all of the regions covered, of course, but I have been to some of them, and the statement on Page 312 that Seattle-Tacoma is the nearest major airport to Oregon’s Willamette Valley is wrong. Portland would be surprised to learn it doesn’t have a “major” airport.My three-star rating reflects my opinion that “Wine Trails” is not a bad book to flip through to find wine regions that might be interesting to visit, but it’s not very useful for trip planning. For that, I guess it’s back to the Internet.

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